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Isn't that just same as 10cm base unit with 8 subdivisions though? Doesn't seem that odd to me. I mean 50/25/12.5/6.25/3.125 is a series that comes up all the
by zokier 2y ago
Isn't that just same as 10cm base unit with 8 subdivisions though? Doesn't seem that odd to me.
I mean 50/25/12.5/6.25/3.125 is a series that comes up all the time, it is not exactly uncommon to subdivide a power of ten by a power of two.
- TOGoS 2y agoYeah, the holes will match up with VESA hole patterns, I guess. But that's the only 100mm-based standard I can think of. I would have[1] chosen a size that matched with 2020 rails, or LEGO bricks, or Erector sets, or common lumber (1.5" is a multiple of erector set beams, so two in one if you go that route), or something. [1] have. 1/3-scale two-by-two (1.5" square lumber)-based gridbeam actually works out really nicely.